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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-02
lIsSIoNERs' SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.

By virtue OF 4 decree of the Corporation Court
of the city of Alexandria, Virginia rendered st
its A April and June terms. 1887, in the chancery
cause of Emanuel Francis VS.. Rose c. Latham ct
ais, the subscribers. as special commissioners, ap-
pointed by said decree, will expose for sale at
public auction on SATURDAY, the 9th Of July,
1887, at u m, III front Of the Market Building,
on Royal street, in the said city of Alexandria,
the following described real estate. to wit:
1st. A LOT OF GROUND, with TWO <=,
STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE there lei
on, on the north side of Prince street, between
Union and Lee streets, in the said city of AleXsn-
dria, in front Oh Prince street 20 feet, more or
less and in depth SO feet.
Terms OF Sale: One-third Of the purchase mon-
ey in cash on the day of sale, and the residue in
two equal payments at six and twelve months
from tho day of sale; the deferred payments TO
bear interest from the day of sale and to be Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser or purchasers
with good security, and the retention of the title
to the property until said notes are paid.
J. K. NJ. NORTON, c,ooi.,
JAS. E. CATION, Cps,sie 80.
ALBERT STUART, No'i' 10
l. John s Beach, Clerk of the Corporation
Court Of the city of Alexandria, Va, do certify
that James L. Caton special commissioner has
given bond, with security, as required by the de-
cree of sale in the aforementioned cause.
Given under my hand this 21st day of June,
1887. JOHN S. BEACH,
je21 Is Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-02
CONFECTIONERS.
BRENGLE. i29 KENG p
Has now opened his

NENNN BEs EhGiR:. E29 kRNG ST,
Has now opened his
ICE CREAM LOOMS:
reitted and arranged thoroughly for the accom-
modation of all his customers. Ills Ladies lee
Cream Parlors on the second floor. His newly
furnished saloon for gentlemen. Special room
fitted mp for colored customers who are fond of
the best Ice Cream in town. He has maintained
his good name for pure goods for thirty years and
still supplies the best and cheapest goods in his
line
Ice Cream Soda. Pies for dessert or lunch, AMI
Pure Candies are speciaties in which he has new
or been excellcd Cakes OF all kinds of the best
material cheaper than they can bo msdo at home
He caters of the best for families, parties balls.
fairs and entertainments. myG
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

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folr truly.
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star Bakery. - Can4l-si.. Grand Rapids.
Michigan
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21


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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
MOST PERFECT MADE

ORDER OF PUBLICATlON.-The Circuit Court
" fer ths County OF Kent: In Chancery- Al a
session o. said Court. held az the Court Hors IN
the CITY Of Grand Rap is, IN said county on the
ffth aav Of APRIL. .. ID iS,I. Present, hon
Rof ert ". Nor tgornery, circuit Judge Acclaid
D. Waeeler, 20 rp.ainaat. vs John j. wheeler
Defendant In this cause 10 appearing from aih
dagi- on file. that the &c -ndant John J, Wheeler
j. resident of this otase, bat that because OF his
q alment Within this STATE proesss ca . be sery-
G ] MIN on mot.ol OF r. Orr, Gem plsinsnt :
solicitor. ordered that the appearaace OF said
non resident def ndant John }, Wheeler be en-
tered therein within three months fsom the date
Of tuis ORDER and IN case oi his api earsnce he
cause n : answer % the bill Of complaint % be
flef and a cony thereof % be served on the com
Dlqinaut'S solicitor within TIVE y ceys aite-
service 81 hin Of a copy of said bill sn1 notice
of this order. and in default thereof said bill
viii be fakcn a. confessed Oy said non-Ies deaf
defendant: And IL is further ordered, that v an
fifteen days the Complainant cause a notice OF
This order 10 bc Dlblls1cd in the or md Rapids
Telegrau- Herald y newspaper print d, publish.
ed and circulating IN said lunty, and thai said
publication b. co0tiaued therein once in each
week Tor six weeks IN succession CT thai he cause
a copy Of this orcer % be personally scryct on
said non.r ent deiendan, - least twenty days
before the time above prescribed ior his appear
ance. -
Circuit Judge.
Examined. counterisgned and entered by me,
FRANK +. CARPENTER,
Deputy Register.
=. .JORT, Com plainant's Solicitor.
Attest.-A true COPY
FRANK p CARPENrEp.
Deputy Register.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

Arll 1-t ear c-ase1 sleats ED .'zlsf hi
soH. lt. lfer Hasat skaa - --sa8 3.
~ uar-.l1 elu4 -ll =. eltf u.l. extra.
81 r lala l eal- rsttAsfn -s-l
gset .....et lal sl-..il .'slll491 ~ eA.i-e s4'
lrt NsEf-A
n n-ea.-Na boss isfriY active. &ru AZ opeai1s 8
Tres .1 ll-a1l aHa cla-e4 niEl1r. sfuE
Hl.s esssL 1fli s.Il a tllia -Is1ef sales - 10 3
rsa SAFE al Ns1lg stt.e .a5raaesi eet ai
r4 81 rsa n-a-ef 5-c ~ iS1 sl1L-l,
h if f o. % 4i-i- ~ c44 a. JAY. s-tzr
torl Opiaa4s Gals sud iEeEuiaf closing s. %
a.c UHr -aG .als c.lrt. aeaEy aai 80 So
l..eT -4rs 80 4lAsl aisacs uA<s t'iesi
4ls-If g. sal1.e S8L rslKet HaF. a. g llt
lo llr q .Esra -. 10 JAY. lf' 81 li1
Oats ni i.ll-ls t..i AID easisT eIea-d nt afonL
Fes eriaf prizes suot .gts Glll aud p. % &c
.asfef .aIes - A3l walle Stale. 53t. No 10
ea Soc uiHed Apfli f'.tsi .c. ID Na5 q a
CSC. tn Jane 4
Rfe-lg.t s.atef4 5szsee state s189ic.
EIl-tF u.laiUA-
TaFs ali. a.l mess tiA.+ls -
Lad g.a-e.l etl.etlll lru aL - - c1sh,
81 tlui a. Nay ,. - ai june
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
GRAND RAPIDS MAHKErs
Farm Produce Prom First Hand

Farm frocucs Prom FIRST nAn1s.
ApYles-sl.cOe IS per bs-shel extra fne $50
g. 0Osss{ per barrel
EeaI.s-liSnd picked 81 20sl 80 per busaeL
Bulfer-tslsn ruli - e. dairy z-,2.ic.
Onee-o stale. y1.ssllc. New York, t11 cream,
lefsl4e.
Clover SEEDS SCI co per bushel
urel rrults-Appies. ey4yoralet, 9eioc per
po1ug. quarters. la6c per pound. cherries.
q ai5e Per pJlud peaches. l2a9lsc per pOunQ-
fgg1-4Iesl. lHrllIc-
fsesh tea..- Dressed hogs g 25as 90 per cwt-
mutton - ja37 20. veal - 500 90. beef s. oOaS
lu.
Gralu-Whsst. Clawson &c; Lancaster 7sc.
Oats, 356s Sc. Rye. fses50c- Corn, 3sgi0c- Bar
les, 81 = al a. percwt-
rfdes Green j. sts G; part cured 6essl$c; cured
e. calf skins, - l. pounds, o,7c. KIP SKINS,
green &c. cured 9GlUc. dexin skins. 2oecooc each:
sheep pclis. 6Ocesl. woOl being estimated a. ac
per pound.
Boney-9alIe. strained. 6Gsc.
Hay-TimoGny slsJIt per ton; clover sloSl2
"a c1. SIG.
gniOus-S1cfeT II %.
Poultry-Turkeys dressed. 108l2cs ducks. l2s
i25.c. lowis b cue.
f0ta.ocs---0 sc.
Kufa Hsgls---Oef2jc-
Straw-s5 per ton; sss5 % per load
Tail0w-2, sts2 g per ID
Wooi-washec. 1l,b.sc: unwazhed one-third of.
NoOd-Block stove wood 81 5lp2 per cord four
foot wood s4S5 40 per cord
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

sIgaS-Cut loaf 65c grauuIated. SIC; "A 81
055ec. ExtFa &C., 51.u5,<c. Fellow C. 41stgt &C.
Cofse- Green ki0 Is all .c. Rio. roasted, iosl'c:
Java green, l-B2sc. Java roasted, % goYc; Mara
Caol roasted. i-t3x)c. Ncxlc2Tt, rOastsd, l9G2
1e.s-Japan. fine, aSo1t c. Japan. medium. IA
sl, ordinary. lssE4c. HySoc. Sof3Slc. gunpowder,
4T6ssnc. Oolong. s0Go0c; Congo. 1c.sS5c-
klunr- t120 per cwt-; $40 per bbl; patent pro
cess s. 50 per ciTt.. $50 Ter bbl. sll wheat hour
s2.s5 per ewI, Sl.i0 per bDL; buckwheat. s2S9
3 ID per cwr.
Niil -screeniDrs. 81 per ton. bran, 81.
ships eii. mddlu = el7ssia
ftc1 Corr and uHis, lt~iA
Keso-ear UA-Eirhizan ter 10isc per gallon;
water w1i G, u}sc
ts n---ll - per gallon
seeds .over a. 53tl 5 o. timothy. y -5a2J -
saf-tl lai-l1. -tr- llsfeTu. sle-
FIsh-t9. ? white ssh. - per haif Dbl. other
grades. $50 $50 pr Aaif boz. from, stso, COL
sa q -c per -. c.ams 81. PER hundred, canned
OYSTERS selects Lf e.. sll1z y hatl Dlt, att i-c-
EngS ir uarreis-1ess pufs. chicago packed.
81 e,esl6 N. extra snort cIL silg, Standard
clrar aact si.o1.
Larl-IIerces. 7,4e sci ani Sd ID glbs, &c. So
ib. round ugs. 10 eases. &c ln "a pals, sc4
ST.
Becf In nfrFels-Fxfrl mess. warranted 20 los.
g. fnns N extra. ro-eiess, til.
nrHtri1e--is auEe--ia creamery. sold, itc,
fclls. lfe. dairy. solid. i1c. foiis &c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

The annual u1eefi1g af members 81 fbe
Nsaunic Mutual Benefit Association 81
Western Aichigsn. VII -e beld a Masonic
Hall fvcu 81. Grand Rapids. Mich.. On
fhnrsdsv. 1ist insfsnt. af 2 e'ciock , M. st
wh-ch ame President Nics fresiienf ard
eizat trustees ", as eiectei ferthe ensaing
vrsr. and sica ether essinrss WI - trens-
acted ~ scAa rega sriT cone before the
r,eefins. Eu. D. BsxEufrr.
secretary
f>~a.9 paofsIa Arril Il fSx-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
DetroIt-Graln

Aprl Wheai-Casa waite 53c. cash Michi-
ga res = sr. No 2 red 80. a. cash Apgl. s3h.c
Say 81 e askel June. Sc 5ld August,
cora -
Oss-No. 2 Sic bid. 10. white. s23,c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

Aprl E3-H0gs active and wesk lc1 i5c lower
pigs. "a ie8 o. lgnr 81 sJg5 %. rough pack
Ing AM san. ping - acGo -
tdttie---tf1ug becyes. sisl& -, cows, t-Si CO.
sire xers aul ieeie-s s. S3et 00.
Slerp-Dfll AID shade lover common, IS 4
8 ~ good % chose 81 -3a4 ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

Ladies may temporarily enhance their
beauty with prepared chalk. bar those
who c0mp plexiols have ihs hue % nature
use frpemans > mel-czted invisible Faee
Powder Sold by +. Z. NllsaS.
Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

COgNERGIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


We have Shai. Black Bass Pike. Pickerel
aet Sea Bass. Fresh Goldfish 20 a fire
iaf 0i York River Oysters a. the Baltimore.
s.. Iaaal-st. rNERv s. Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

The rn3ersiznea wiii pay the highsss mar.
kel price FIR Heml0ck bark ~ Be iosde3 on
rars ca any side frsck north Of Grand Rap
i1s. CarresE Eoadence solicited
y B. C1ARx.
III Ofta~a-st. Grand Rapids Nich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

Just think ~ t lhoss 6ne Hudson River
shs3-same pTlce - Waite Fish. also .
Cue i0t OF dressed Bullheacs. Black Bass.
Pike and PckeEei a. tie Baltimore. 8.
laua--st.
EMfRY & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

Aprl 10-wheas higher active. No . regu-
lar s-l4cs Lake Shore SIC Nay 81 g, June,
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

vo1 can c-ier HeadEFhs and I5ttle
D.isr sCars from tle Grsnt Rapids scsp
cs~sAay g. reieehoas Ne. 5is y
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
SOMETHING NEW!

I have ihe exclusive sale l9f tie eatire state Of
Michigan oi tue -sCatleF Iatens Wsriroba
or Closet fikfarss AMI Perfection Yoke"
which = fle most IeTle. nu1 systematic ar
rsuselnelt Tor hanging tle HeaTllg apparel of
isaifs Feulcmel md children il taa WArIraDe
O. 81 sst a. i1S mQsl ,Ol1rl elT AialAof cl3Eo-
Ilt4Iae reol1 HittOUt Nfllk4-lg tle -4FIltlfs ~
4fIslflius moisture ICIl lte NHla- Au enc lAl
aroTd g. % without it Come and s.e them. Dnty
sl.tO per sst- fsoea asrnts v.fh ladies of
geuiieDeu wanted luf9-s lous tie state % caa-
ssss iof lnese aud otLST gooCs Cal. os aclress
With stamp
MIS- n. r.. MATTHEW'S, Corset Pariors,
- Aonroe-st., Grand Rapids, Mirh.s
Where Improvements afe specially. Mention
this paper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
McGREGOR'S
STEAM DYE Works
AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,

20 FOUNTAlN-ST.,
Between Ottawa and Ionia-st4. Graad Rapids NJ.
ladies' Dresses, Cioaxs. Shswls or Sacques
Cicaned Or Dyed u Superior Manner
fs-2eps.sing Do1e in the Best Manner. 81
Centiemen's Mad--up Garments Cisan-i or
Dyed, ard Handsomely Pressed oy
Steam kousi 20 New.
Goods Received and Returned by Express.
JAS. McGREGOE, Prop.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-25
Now IN its Tusnb-iinth Ysal

under the present prOprie-
tor, the people Of Dubois
county know Is, IL has al
ways favored every measure
which would c0nduce to the
advancement Of any portion
Of the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-25

"vvl1 you pIesse give me twenty ~
|or 0fty. cents I" be walled; sI'm starv.
|Iu'!''
Cant you buy . Loaf Of bread l0r Iess
than twenty-five or 6ny cents r.
"Yes; but do you think : man csR
make : dinner o. bread onlyf IL
|nothIu' but : elde dish
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-25

One or The neatrst residences IN Por-
|tersville ID In our hancs for sale. New
house OF four vooms, porch and varands.
On lots lie and lao. Good selection OF
young fruit trees and sbrubhciy grow
ing nicely. viii be sold che.r. ard on
favoratjs terms. Apply q Courier 81
dee. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-25
jefferson p. Trustees Notice.

THE undersigned will be Il his once
10 attend 10 township business Of
township, Dubois county. On
Saturdays OF each week, and requests III
I.evs0nr having business with the sowD
hip 10 attend 10 II On those days. The
"wnsbip libraries ore kept q J.. w.
Inc"hs', IN Rirdseye. and the Trustees
who're I'll persons entitled con
ses books thereof
John CUMMINs.
Sept. ., '0l-y. Trustee jefferson Tp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-25

Ireland Lodge No. 360, =. Z a. NJ
Officers fos the ensuing year: a. J
vest, w. ~; JIM Lennon. 8 w.; &
q McC0wn,J }. VIE. A Giezen. Treas.
". T. Cooper. Scc'y. Regular Com. on
Saturday night preceding each full
moon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-25

snSHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
= bridge townahip. Dubois county,
will attend 70 Township business on
Saturdays Of evcry week, ~ his Office on
North Main street, jasper, In Schsh-
macher's building.
: The Library Of said Township 70 kept
&c the bookstore OF Mr.. Jacob GOsDann.
where persons wanting books can obtain
them ai any time.
JAcoB BuRoER, Trustee.
Juno 9TH, lsSl-iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-25

Democratic 1t all times. ~
II believes Democratic prlm-
ciples carried out will pro-
duco the highest welfare Of
all the people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-25

~sbssinsd. - On business ID De o. 3. Psssst once, d
~ shs Cosvss attended % Tor nGODERATE pHE6.
When model q 6sswIne % cent - s1vise . 4
6SxsGH unHL.ss w. d6TAiH FxTEsT'
NJ resss. here. % ne Pos Master, Ne snps % o.
Gee. vos circular. s6vics. terms. end r~sfsvsncs. \
sesuai eIIsses n yous ewn state. - county, a6dssss-
.. =. SNOW = O.,
0ygesgzs IAs.ss ovvSe1, WAs1usssoe DC
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-02
cHIPPY CHASING.
The Experiences of Salmon, Smith,
Burt and Barlow.

The Experiences of Salmon, Smith,
Burt and Barlow.
On Saturday night Policemen Salmon,
Burt, Barlow and Smith, broke into the
house of Mrs. Barney on the State Road
and made four arrests. At about 10
O'Clock the policemen, after listening out
side for some time, pushed open one of
the doors. In the first room, May Miller
and her love, who gave the
name of Henry Schroeder, were placed
under the protecting wing TO the law,
The unwelcomed surprise party then
moved on through the folding doors to
the adjoining department, where they
were met by most indignant pair, who
tried to run the bluff, that the privacy of
a newly married couple had been igno-
miniously intruded upon. The police
saw the blind, however, and raised the
pair. John Larsen stood the raise, dis
carded his queen Miss Edna Scott
and drew for a marriage certifi-
cate. Failing in this, these two also
accompanied the policeman to the Jail.
Edna Scott, having other important bust
ness to attend to, gave security and left.
AT about a. m. Sunday morning the po-
lice, on the cleanup, forced their way
into an opium joint, run by Sam Hop.
Here they found their Venus of the same
night, Miss Edna Scott trying to console
her wounded feelings by hitting the pipe.
She was once more run in, but
this time in company with Sam
Hop, in the place of Larson. May Miller
will appear in the Police Court to-day to
answer to the charge of keeping a house
OF i'll fame, Edna Scott of being an in
mate, and John Larsen and Henry
Schroeder of being resorters.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-02
TRYING TO sTARvE.
A Cranky Prisoner ut the Pen Refuses
to Take Food For Over
a Week.
Peter Miller, the Fellow Who Bur
glarized the Lyman Residence
Last Summer, on Ia Long Fast.
He Is Put in the SWeat-BOx For Bad
Conduct and Tries to Out
Tanner Tanner.

Visitors at the Pen. yesterday were
treated by the prisoners to the news of a
little sensation now going on at that place,
the hero Of which is none other than Pete
Miller, the burly burglar, who distin-
guished himself last summer by break
ing in the Lyman residence, in this city,
and getting away with large number of
valuable articles.
Miller was sentenced to O term in the
Pen. some months ago, and since he took
up his residence there he has won for
himself the reputation of being a pretty
hard case. Something over a week ago
he jumped on to the frame of smoked
Italian-a fellow prisoner-and before
help arrived he had succeeded in using
the man pretty roughly. As a punish
ment for this offense he was
PLACED IN THE SWEAT BOX,
Where he was given a chance to cool his
ardor without interfering with outside
parties. The first day he was there his
meals were taken to him and he immedi-
ately threw all the food away. The
Budlu ulu HOG lake IuuCu uOJlce Oh LlllS as
it was thought that he was just in a pet
and would soon come around. When
he repeated this programme for two or
three consecutive days, however,
it created some surprise and
the guards and fellow prisoners began to
wonder how it would result. He has
now been there over a week, and as far
as is known, he has not in all that time
taken mouthful of food
HIS REASONS
Cannot we'll be OWNED, although some
OF the prisoners assert that he was heard
to say that he intended starving himself
to death. A more likely thing is that he
is trying to work a bluff on the warden.
He probably thinks that he will sue
coed in arousing the sympathy of his
keepers, in hopes OF getting out of the box
in which he now finds himself. Of
course if the man wants to die no one
can help it, and if he can prove that
he is so patriotic as to be
willing to sacrifice life for the
sake Of Kidding his country of him
self, he deserves much credit for it. He
has already shown good nerve, but that
he can hold out much Nnger, is very,
very doubtful.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-02
RAILWAY RuMsLEs.
Personals and General Notes of
Interest.

Interest.
Ninety-nine years is the term of the
lease OF the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
ton company line to the Oregon Short
Line of the Union Pacific. The latter
guarantees the payment of the interest
on land, and per cent. on the stock.
Thomas J. Potter, for several wears
the executive head of the Burlington &
Missouri system of railroads, becomes
first vice-president of the Union Pacific
system on the 18th of May, which means
that the operation of that vast railroad
property, running from the Missouri
river to the Gland where rolls the Ore
gon," with its system of feeders in Ne
braska, Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah, Idaho, Montana and Oregon, will
be his special duty, he taking the place
OF s. r. Galloway as General Manager of
the road and its extensive laterals. Mr..
Potter has made remarkable record as
successful railroad man, and, if he has
his way about it, he will be likely to
cause stirring among the dry bones of
the sleepy old Union Pacific Railway. 1t
has been the policy of the B. & NJ. under
Mr.. Potter's management, to encourage
the development of the local resources
and industries of the country through
which it has passed, and be may per-
haps introduce this policy into the man.
agement of the u. P.-Ldramie .Senti-
mel.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-02
ooDEN'S BOOM.
The Real Estate Transactions Dur
ing the Week.

ne hteuI EState Efan6uCt1On6 DUR
ing the Week.
The following is the list of real estate
estate transactions in Ogden for the week
ending Saturday April 18th, as furnished
for THE DEMOCRAT by Alfred H. Nilsson,
proprietor OF Weber county abstracts:
Henry E. Steele and wife to S. H. Kirr,
ten acres in eastern part of the city
81 200.
James Donaghy and wife to A. H.
Cannon, thirty acres in southeast portion
OF the city-$2, 600.
Ben E.. Rich and wife to M. A. Cannon,
undivided = of north q of lot 8, block
As, plat A-$200.
G. G. Richards and wife to A. H. Can
non, forty-seven feet three inches front
on Fourth street between Main and
Young-$6,000.
George Anderson and wife to G. R.
Bishop, two rods front on Second street
between Spring and Smith-$575.
George W. Murphy and wife to John
E. Williams, eighty-two feet front on
Franklin street, between Second and
Third-$500.
VIM. Chopple and wife to VIM. and
Mamie M. Lowe, three and one-half rods
front on Green street between Second
and Third-$300.
w. w. Funge and wife to w. d. West
colt, four rods front on Franklin street
between Seventh and Eighth-$1, $50
Thomas Ashby to Charles Cashmere,
six rods front on East street between
Second and Third, plat E-s150.
Rasmus johnson and wife to Isaac
Clark, two rods front on Moffat's Lane
between Third and Second-$250.
G. F. Watkin to VIM. H Reader, six
feet front on First street between Green
and East-$30.
Zachariah Asbitt and wife to Heber C.
Hartog, three rods front on Spring street
between Third and Fourth-$3, 900.
M. Richtu and wife to Ransom A.
Wells, undivided half of Richtu's Brew
cry property-$5 900.
Thomas J.. Williams and wife to Ran
som A. Wells and Moritz Richtu, four
rods front on Main street adjoining
Richtu's Brevery-$S00.
Grand total, $2l ,755.